Derek Smethurst (home, 1979) and Peter Ward (away, 1982) achieved the only hat tricks…David Butler is only player to score for both sides (SEA 1977, POR 1979)…In 1977, Sounders came from 2-0 down at home to win, 3-2…Sounders’ first league game in Kingdome (4/25/1976) was settled by Geoff Hurst penalty…Timbers’ inaugural match was 1-0 home loss (5/2/1975) and final match was 1-0 home loss (8/22/1982). Jimmy Gabriel’s penalty opened the series scoring and Mark Peterson closed the account…First postseason match for either club was first round in 1975, an overtime game won by Tony Betts in front of the NASL’s largest non-Pele crowd to date…Don Megson, Portland coach from 1978-79, is the father of Neil Megson, who joined Seattle in 1983 and later was player and coach of Sounders in A-League…Roger Goldingay, a Bellevue product who became the first homegrown Sounder in 1974, became an original Timber as well, in 1975. He was the first player to play on both sides of the rivalry…Seattle and Portland met four times in each of the the two NASL indoor winters seasons, 1980-82. In 1995, the 6v6 derby was renewed with the CISL SeaDogs and Pride.